7 Dominic's Court, Bank Place, Cashel, Tipperary

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Beds	3 beds
Price	Sold
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Energy Rating	BER-D2
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Eircode	E25PV34

Description

A stylish contemporary three bedroom apartment positioned in a very special location within the town of Cashel. Steeped in local history and with stunning views of the Rock of Cashel and overlooking the Dominican Friary this property makes a perfect location and with its own designated parking space. This generously sized apartment is in turn-key condition, recently refurbished and ready for occupation. It comprises of a spacious living / dining room, a bright kitchen, hallway and bathroom, three double bedrooms and a storage cupboard. Dominic’s Court is a town centre multi unit development of both apartments, townhouses and retail units. To discuss and arrange a suitable viewing appointment please contact selling agents Paul Tobin Estates on 01 902 0092. Location: The location is unique, besides the famous Rock of Cashel and the ruins of the Dominican Friary dating back to 1243. The development is 300 metres from the Cashel Palace Hotel, currently being redeveloped to be opened as a 5-Star Hotel with walkways adjacent to the Dominic’s Court complex. Cashel is close to many other tourist attractions with Cahir Castle, Holycross Abbey and the beautiful scenic areas of the Glen of Aherlow close by. Driving: Located just off the M8 Dublin-Cork motorway, the town offers an array of primary and secondary schools. The legendary Rockwell College is located approximately four miles from the town. Limerick, Cork and Waterford third level institutions are within easy reach. Local History: The Rock of Cashel is one of the most significant historical sites in Ireland. It stands majestically overlooking the town of Cashel and the plains of Tipperary. The Rock is Ireland’s most visited national monument with over 250,000 visitors per year. The history of the Rock predates written records. In past times Cashel held the seat of the Kings of Munster and has been the focal point of many historical occasions, both glorious and infamous. In 1848 the Commissioners of Public Works took charge of the Rock for preservation as a National Monument, a status it retains today. The Dominican Friary is in full view from the apartment (see pictures in the online brochure). The Dominican Friary was founded in 1243. In 1480 John Cantwell, later Archbishop of Cashel, was recognised as patron and co-founder and re-built the friary following an accidental fire in c.1450. The Church today is ruined, but the walls with their many windows and the tower remain intact. Cashel Town: Cashel is one of Ireland’s most important heritage towns and retains the character of a past history combined with a modern outlook. Yet in this millennium, one can reach the lives of our forefathers, a timeless location.

Accommodation

Accommodation: Living / Dining room (7.88m x 5.70m) - Very bright room facing onto Friary on one side with large windows and a feature fireplace with electric storage heating. Kitchen (3.1m x 2.3m) - Kitchen with solid work tops and integrated appliances to include an oven, hob & hood, Washing Machine and Fridge Inner hall (4.5m x 1.02m) Bathroom (2.60m x 1.7m) - Bathroom suite with a floor and part wall tiling. WC & WHB. Storage Cupboard (1.67m x 0.69m) Bedroom 1 (3.2m x 3.3m) Bedroom 2 (3.83m x 2.4m + 0.97m x 0.80m) Bedroom 3 (3.2m x 3.1m)

Features

Features: - 3 double bedroom apartment - Extremely bright accommodation - Proactive & Professional Management Company - Overlooks the Dominican Friary and with views of the Rock of Cashel - Apartment has been professionally painted in contemporary colours - New light fittings and blinds included in the sale - Private Treaty Sale

BER Details

BER: D2

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BER Details

BER: D2

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